Capri

Capri is a stunning island in the Bay of Naples, off the coast of southern Italy. Famous for its natural beauty, luxurious lifestyle, and captivating history, Capri has been a cherished destination since ancient Roman times.

Natural Beauty:

• Faraglioni Rocks: Iconic limestone sea stacks rising dramatically from the azure waters, a symbol of Capri’s rugged coastline.
• Blue Grotto (Grotta Azzurra): A sea cave illuminated by a brilliant blue light, created by the reflection of sunlight through an underwater cavity. Accessible by boat, it’s one of Capri’s most famous natural attractions.
• Monte Solaro: The highest point on the island, offering panoramic views of the Gulf of Naples and the Amalfi Coast. Visitors can reach the summit by chairlift or hiking.
• Gardens of Augustus: A botanical garden with terraced landscapes overlooking the sea, adorned with lush Mediterranean vegetation and colorful flowers.

Historical and Cultural Attractions

• Villa Jovis: Emperor Tiberius’ ancient villa perched atop a cliff, offering insights into Roman imperial life and stunning views over the island.
• Certosa di San Giacomo: A Carthusian monastery dating back to the 14th century, featuring a beautiful cloister and religious artifacts. It now hosts cultural events and exhibitions.
• Anacapri: The quieter, more laid-back town on Capri, known for its charming streets, artisan shops, and the Villa San Michele, a museum with ancient artifacts and breathtaking views.